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supporters Obviously she was trying believe that a revolutionary less, it was said 3. coming over to disnipt our redit come of Lasted, 1: "ex to give some colour wo we party would be born during never attended our YS any Militant supporter came across like a condescthe strike. (Welwyn: and Hatfield). coming to our YS to con- ending outsider's view of is not averse to structively argue Militant's working class: Manchester: strike the working class must tallino outricht lies s about opinions us. Militant speakers have democratic principles, let something seen on tele-. <0?3 SO has provea their never been banned. Also see Militant prove theirs. vision. Some LSE workers, CHRIS BRIND, " Let's try to make strike in Welwyn and Hatfield Welwyn and Hatfield YS AN ex-member of t tant Tendency I wor to put my ex-comra id Herincx right on things.

ne fact is that Ware a ford Class Figh porters were told t)

• could not sell th er: on YS activit use it "did not repr the majority of the opinion". 'Irue, wus ! tion" • True, this: ™ later retracted and r retracted and r: retracted and an losy given - nevertne- : el sales of the Militant paper have never been banned white there have been any Class: Fighter supporters he ild de nd ter hat eir ies eg... YS yas True, over two years ago Welwyn and Hatfield YS voted not to allow copies of Militant to be sold on one day of action, but I was a Militant supporter at that time and it was after a long feud between us in Militant and the rest of the YS.

There were no Class Fighter supporters in Welwyn at the time.

We have made objections about Mintant welcome CAROL Hobbs' report from Laurence Scotts last week: "set the scene by descr bing Openshaw as 'Corona tion Street country Obviously she its as a quaint place, like Iknow, found it irritating. reports interesting, but Chairperson take more care.

ERAN BRODIE

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